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You all almost got your first disagree ratings from me, but I'm not a passive-aggressive kind of guy. As some one who makes a meager living doing several kinds of "art" it always shocks me to find my work online with tumblr-esque quotes on it and my watermark cut off or in some one else's portfolio, and I'm afraid this thought pattern is way more along the lines of the below cartoon:
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Even if you are a "mom and pop" outfit, if you want to start a business you must adhere to the realities of owning and starting a business and that includes paying some one to design your stuff or doing it from scratch by yourself. You cannot simply steal something because in your mind "art" is just something that once created can be just used because "lol pictures", it's some one else's lively hood. And as @Sprint stated, this does end up shining a dubious light on vaping once the owner of the IP/image is pissed off and makes a fuss over it.
I want to avoid coping someone else's workHey guys
so I was following this thread and relised I'm almost in the same boat. I've started mix my own juice and started selling it right..... got the name down but the logo and that needs some work and I want to avoid coping someone else's work.
In terms of the legal aspects what would I need to do to be able to sell juice to the big guys?????
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Hey guys
so I was following this thread and relised I'm almost in the same boat. I've started mix my own juice and started selling it right..... got the name down but the logo and that needs some work and I want to avoid coping someone else's work.
In terms of the legal aspects what would I need to do to be able to sell juice to the big guys?????
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True, @Imperator, although the vaping industry's pleas to be allowed to self-regulate were a non-starter. No industry is trusted to self-regulate, least of all one that is based in China. The mere fact that the vaping industry believed it had a chance to make it happen betrays their naivety. If it goes into your body and it has potential for harm, it is going to be regulated to the nth degree. You can bet your house on it. Claiming "but but but... it's safer than smoking!" isn't going to cut any ice. Regulators don't only regulate the most dangerous product in each category. They regulate everything. And then some.
I don't think juice manufacturers ripping off trademarks is going to harm vaping's image unduly because nobody in the public really cares and besides, most industries do it. Even individuals do it. The overwhelming majority of people have illegal software on their computer, and/or have downloaded music/games/movies without paying for it. If anything, the public are on the side of the pirates. Just look at the anger that was unleashed when Napster was shut down.
I must disagree that no industry is trusted to self-regulate as here in South Africa an example that relates to this topic is the advertising industry, the ASASA (Advertising Standards Authority of South Africa) is a self regulated authority tasked with overseeing all forms of advertising regardless of what media, from product packaging to television. That said, if this were a perfect world we could approach the manufacturer of this label, ask them to change it, and in due time they would but I doubt that approach would work.
I'm just here here to soak up knowledge... Basically I'm a sponge.
Doing that got a designer busy with the logo.
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